Facade paint REMAL FASÁDA is a modern acrylic facade paint that is easy to wash, breathable, has excellent coverage, and is weather resistant. It is used for painting lime-cement plasters, masonry, concrete panels, panels made of lightweight materials, brizolite, particle board, etc.
Properties of facade paint:
- ideal paint for facades
- weather resistant
- water-repellent and vapor-permeable
- high coverage ability
- easily workable facade paint
- washable
Technical properties of facade paint:
- coverage of up to 5 m²/1 kg in one layer
- can be tinted with REMAL tinting paint, BARLET tinting paint, or REMAKOL EX-S tinting pastes
- for outdoor plasters, concretes, and other substrates
Example of application procedure for facade paint:
General conditions that must be met before painting with facade paint:
- repairs with plaster in outdoor environments are not suitable
- old non-adhering coatings must be removed with a scraper or high-pressure water
- older substrates must be assessed, non-compliant ones removed and repaired with a new lime-cement plaster
- new lime-cement plasters must be allowed to cure for at least one month
- the application of facade paint is a thin layer - it copies the substrate, therefore we recommend brushing or rubbing off sand particles from the surface after the new plasters have dried to prevent shadowing on unevenly smoothed painted plaster
- the temperature of the substrate and the environment during work is recommended to be between 15° C and 25° C, painting cannot be carried out in rain, strong wind, and during intense sunlight
- windows, metal parts, and gutters must be covered, dried paint residues are difficult to remove
- substrates must be dry and cured before starting painting, we recommend checking the moisture of the plaster with a suitable moisture meter before starting the painting
- for painting larger areas, it is recommended to use products from the same batch, or mix individual batches together, especially concerning color shades
- combination of different application techniques (roller + brush) must be tested in advance, especially for intense shades - risk of different coloring due to differing surfaces of the paint
Too absorbent, crumbling, or non-adhering substrates must be beforehand treated with a suitable primer, such as REMAL, BARLET, or SOICRAT. In the case of local repairs, where it is not possible to wait 4 weeks for the plaster to cure, after drying the new plaster, it can be treated with REMAL TELSAL neutralizing salt and, after drying, continue with the above-mentioned primer.
Dilute the paint at a ratio of max. 0.05 l of water to 1 kg of paint. Then mix thoroughly. Apply in 2 layers, applying the next layer after the previous one has dried for at least 4 hours. For uniform areas, use a product from one batch; mix different batches together before use.
You may find it useful to have covering material, such as paper masking tape or covering foil. Don’t forget brushes and rollers.
Product safety warning (H-statements)
- EUH208: Contains (see hazardous substances). May cause an allergic reaction.